The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... dollars , and to go into railroading . In 1862 he bought a controlling interest in the New York and Harlem Railroad running from Forty - second Street to Brewster , New York . The stock cost him nine dollars per share . Next , by means ...
... dollars , and to go into railroading . In 1862 he bought a controlling interest in the New York and Harlem Railroad running from Forty - second Street to Brewster , New York . The stock cost him nine dollars per share . Next , by means ...
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... dollars apiece . The majority leader was clever enough to get $ 75,000 of Vanderbilt money , and then $ 100,000 from Gould . The bill for legalizing the issues of Erie stock became law . By this time Vanderbilt had a block of Erie stock ...
... dollars apiece . The majority leader was clever enough to get $ 75,000 of Vanderbilt money , and then $ 100,000 from Gould . The bill for legalizing the issues of Erie stock became law . By this time Vanderbilt had a block of Erie stock ...
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... dollars worth and not more than four million dollars worth of silver every month , and to coin this into dollars . Hayes vetoed the bill but Congress passed it over his veto . The Bland - Allison Act remained in effect from 1878 to 1890 ...
... dollars worth and not more than four million dollars worth of silver every month , and to coin this into dollars . Hayes vetoed the bill but Congress passed it over his veto . The Bland - Allison Act remained in effect from 1878 to 1890 ...
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